Spring blossoms and honey bees fill the fields at Gurosik’s Berry Plantation as farmers gear up for the growing season.

The ongoing war in Iran is disrupting fertilizer shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, raising farmers' costs and pushing food prices higher.

INIA, the country’s leading agricultural research institute, is looking to determine if adopting controlled irrigation systems can conserve water, without sacrificing the table grapes' quality.

Fifth-generation farmer Justin Wylie is testing algae to rebuild soil health in orchards. By boosting soil microbes through ...

Urban gardening is revolutionizing city life by enabling people to grow their own fresh produce at home, even from small spaces like balconies, rooftops, and vertical walls ...

Guided by the mission of "Connecting the World, Serving the Industry, Empowering the Companies," this year's exhibition brings together 2,320 exhibitors from home and abroad across an exhibition space ...

It's time again to celebrate the best local businesses around with Best of St. Augustine Community’s Choice Awards. Ready to nominate your favorites?

There are some definite advantages to improving the landscaping around your home. You not only create a nicer place to live, but you may also end up with more money when you sell your home. This is ...

March often feels like the first real breath of spring, but plants do not always wake up at the right speed. Soil ...

Norman Winter shares his six-year experience with Augusta Lavender heliotrope, a hardy, award-winning plant for your garden.

Recent drought years have reduced hydroelectric generation and at times forced Hydro to rely more on electricity imports while reducing exports. At the same time, electrification of transportation, ...

Lake Corpus Christi is below 10% capacity. Experts share creative water-saving tips, from recycling fish tank water to drought-tolerant plants.